SOPREMA France in the news

ARIS, led by Soprema and backed by the Occitania region, submitted a 90 million euro bid to acquire Fibre Excellence, France's last pulp producer, aiming to save the factory and diversify its activities.

Soprema is preparing an offer to acquire the Fibre Excellence plant in Saint-Gaudens by August 24, with plans to retain jobs and expand into insulation panel manufacturing.

Soprema France received an award for its Sopraloop Bâtiment program, which recycles waterproofing membranes and wood fiber insulation panels from construction sites.

Sergeant, a renovation company in France, has seen significant growth since its 2022 acquisition by Soprema, expanding its services and aiming for ‘20M’ in revenue with Soprema's strategic and operational support.

Soprema opened a second factory in Beaune, France to produce 25,000 tons of cellulose wadding from recycled glassine, enhancing national coverage and reducing carbon footprint.

Soprema opened a new cellulose wadding production plant in Beaune, France, converting glassine into bio-sourced insulation, aiming to serve Eastern France and European markets.

Soprema has inaugurated a new 30-million-euro factory in Beaune to produce cellulose wadding from recycled glassine, addressing a gap in the market for sustainable insulation materials and expanding its production capacity.

Soprema opened a second glassine recycling plant in Beaune, France, to produce cellulose wadding for insulation, investing 30 million euros and creating jobs.

Soprema opened a new 30-million-euro cellulose wadding factory in Beaune, France, in November 2025, to produce insulation from recycled glassine for European markets.

Soprema has launched new, fully recyclable packaging for its Univercell Cristal cellulose wadding insulation, which is made from recycled glassine paper and offers improved performance and reduced product consumption.

Soprema is coordinating a European research project on decarbonized materials to help the EU achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.

UPM Raflatac and Soprema partnered to recycle label waste into construction and insulation materials, promoting sustainability in both industries.

XPO Logistics was awarded a contract by Soprema to manage transportation of insulation products to French customers, including order consolidation, fleet selection, load planning, and delivery tracking, with a five-day delivery target.

Soprema's new headquarters in Strasbourg, designed by Vincent Callebaut Architectures, is an eco-futuristic building with cascading green terraces showcasing the company's products and emphasizing employee well-being.

Soprema, a French waterproofing company, purchased a 10,000-year-old woolly mammoth skeleton for $645,000 at an auction in Lyon.

Soprema CEO Pierre-Etienne Bindschedler advocates for Thatcher-style reforms in France, believing they would empower French companies to achieve global dominance.